Mindlogic Steps Up to Bridge AI Education Gap for 120,000 High School Students
Selected as a Provider for the 2026 AI On-Eum Project
Artificial intelligence startup Mindlogic announced on September 3 that it has been selected as the AI service provider for the "2026 AI On-Eum Project" and will support AI utilization and education for high school students from underserved groups and regions.
The AI On-Eum Project, jointly promoted by the Ministry of Education and the Korea Student Aid Foundation, was established to address disparities in AI experience and proficiency among students arising from economic and regional differences. The initiative will provide generative AI services and educational programs to a total of 120,000 high school students from underserved and rural areas.
Mindlogic explained that its proven technological capabilities—demonstrated by its accumulated base of 650,000 paid users—and its experience operating generative AI platforms in education and the public sector, were key factors in its selection as a service provider for this project. As of September, 273 elementary, middle, and high schools, and 92 universities have adopted Mindlogic's AI solutions—an increase of about 80% compared to March this year. Including public institutions and private companies, the total number of client institutions has reached 651.
Starting this month, Mindlogic will provide generative AI services powered by multi-Large Language Models (LLMs) as well as educational programs to high school students and schools selected for the AI On-Eum Project. Training sessions for teachers and competitions to encourage active student use of AI are also planned. With a single account, users can freely select and use major commercial LLMs—including ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude—according to their needs and purposes.
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Jinuk Kim, Co-CEO of Mindlogic, stated, "Through this AI On-Eum Project, we aim to broaden opportunities for students to properly engage with AI, regardless of their environment, and help them develop practical skills in its use. Mindlogic will continue to work toward establishing an environment in which youth can use AI responsibly, expanding its reach across public education, and building a foundation so that all students can incorporate AI into their daily lives and learning."
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